Critters

#093 Yellow Throated Crested Deer OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION This Crested Deer is distinguishable from other members of its species by its white head and yellow throat. Males have large antlers that shed every late winter, while females don't have any. They are quick and shy to others and sudden noise. GALLERY

#092 Spotted Paeris OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION The only desert dwelling memeber of its species, its favourite plant to consume is toxic to people. They seem to always be busy and on the move, foraging for food and avoiding others. GALLERY

#091 Lime Headed Paeris OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION The smallest and most skittish of its species. It is covered in spikes and armor plating which help to protect it. They have medium sized social groups and prefer to show affecting with grooming rather than vocalizations. They are busy and love to spend their time foraging. GALLERY

#090 Meadow Galsus OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION Though somewhat gentle for its species, this is still a dangerous critter and will fend off predators from its nesting grounds as it likes to keep a wide perimeter around their young. They will share the burned of raising young and help protect the entire herds eggs and nests. They are social with others of the...

#089 Indigo Galsus OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION Known for its massive shoulder spikes and and sassy attitude, this critter will defend its nesting areas no matter who intrudes. Prefering to stay in pairs or alone, they are happy to pick on other species even just for fun by nipping or charging at them. GALLERY

#088 Twilight Galsus OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION The laziest and most skittish of its species, despite its large size and many protective spikes it prefers to keep to itself and forage for leaves and fungi higer up in the canopy. GALLERY